Action Comics , #192

Published: May 1954

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Issue Contents:
The Man Who Sped Up Superman!

Story Featuring Superman

"Hmph! I'll show you how you could have done that better and faster, Superman!"

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Binky Says: "Welcome Amigo!"
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Inside front cover.

The Man Who Sped Up Superman!

Story Featuring Superman

"Stop wasting time, Superman!"

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Perry White hires efficiency expert Jasper Coldstone to increase productivity at the Daily Planet. When he attaches himself to Superman he causes no end of headaches.

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Bad Boys of the Jungle!

Story Featuring Congo Bill

"Congo Bill, we'll never catch those crooks..."

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Janu helps Bill capture a group of diamond thieves by falling in with the local children.

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Story Featuring Shorty

"Good morning. Do you have an appointment?"

Story Featuring Jerry the Jitterbug

"Phooey! What a car!"

The Singing Spaceman!

Story Featuring Tommy Tomorrow

"But if my voice fails, this city is doomed!"

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The Tri-Planet Bandits steal a batch of cosmic crystals from scientist Rahl Kar. These crystals expand to gigantic size when exposed to air, and only the singing of a live performer can shatter them. Tommy broadcasts over the air as 'The Singing Spaceman' and instantly gains a teen following.

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The Red Dust Bandit!

Story Featuring Vigilante

"Great thunder, Vigilante..."

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A masked crook gets the better of Vigilante and Stuff. He then changes clothes and is mistaken for the Singing Troubadour, Greg Sanders himself. Knocking out Stuff, he forces the real Greg to let him substitute on the broadcast, then embarks on a crime spree.

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Story Notes

Script mistakenly credited to Cameron in Action Comics #405's reprint.

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Back cover.

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Inside back cover.

The Line of Stars Presents
"Presidents" Quiz
Million-to-One Shot
Superman on Television! Is Super-TV
Superman's Secret Message
Editorial Advisory Board

"I'm afraid of wild animals in these woods..."

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